This doesn’t mean you could fight four or five people. If you just estimate how fast somebody could punch and kick, and how many times you could hit one person in a second, you wind up with numbers like five or six. We’re seeing that kind of thing in less than a month in the Beijing Olympics.Ī great example is in the movies where Batman is fighting multiple opponents and all of a sudden he’s taking on 10 people.
Most of what you see there is feasible to the extent that somebody could be trained to that extreme. You could train somebody to be a tremendous athlete and to have a significant martial arts background, and also to use some of the gear that he has, which requires a lot of physical prowess. What’s most plausible about portrayals of Batman’s skills? Zehr’s book, Becoming Batman: The Possibility of a Superhero, is due out in October 2008. Paul Zehr, associate professor of kinesiology and neuroscience at the University of Victoria in British Columbia and a 26-year practitioner of Chito-Ryu karate-do. To investigate whether someone like Bruce Wayne could physically transform himself into a one-man wrecking crew, turned to E.
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